KNYSNA NEWS FLASH & VIDEOS - Knysna residents are taking to the streets this morning to express their outrage about the actions of President Jacob Zuma.
The day has been labelled as 'Black Friday'. Black Friday in Knysna officially starts at 10:00, but people are already congregating at Memorial Square.
The day has been labelled as 'Black Friday'. Black Friday in Knysna officially starts at 10:00, but people are already congregating at Memorial Square.
The mood is festive with a band playing.
Knysna speaker, Georlene Wolmarans, is one of the many people who are now lining the pavements.
The mayor of Knysna, Eleanore Bouw-Spies, will not be joining Black Friday in Knysn, but said the following: "Unfortunately I will not be able to physically join the national cry to have Zuma removed, but believe me I am with all our residents in this call.
Stand tall, stand strong and show the world that we are serious about this call. Please put your best foot forward with discipline.
I leave with the words from our great Madiba during a coast conference back in 1993: 'If the ANC does to you what the apartheid government did to you, then you must do to the ANC what you did to the Apartheid government.'"
Watch a video below:
This biker obviously thinks President Jacob Zuma must go.
People are gathering at Memorial Square.
More information to follow as it becomes available.
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